Short communicationNaloxone does not alter amphetamine-induced rotational behavior or striatal dopamine levels of nigrally-lesioned rats
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Acknowledgements
This research was supported by grant DA00541, Research Scientist Award K05 DA00008 (S.G.H), grants DA00541 and DA07532, Research Scientist Development Award K02 DA00179 (J.B.J.), and NRSA Predoctoral Fellowships F31 DA05692 (H.L.K.) and F31 DA05649 (C.A.S.), all from the National Institute on Drug Abuse, National Institutes of Health, and by grant IBN-9412703 from the National Science Foundation.
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